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Fieldops prompt refiner

Skill download4you/n2-fieldops/fieldops-prompt-refiner

Transforms rough, ambiguous, overloaded, or reusable requests into precise, execution-ready prompts for coding agents. Use when asked to improve, rewrite, refine, tighten, structure, modularize, audit, or professionalize a prompt, AGENTS.md instruction set, task brief, system prompt, or agent workflow. Preserves intent while clarifying outcome, scope, inputs, constraints, authority, verification, and deliverables. Does not apply when merely executing an already well-specified task.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add download4you/n2-fieldops --skill fieldops-prompt-refiner

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SKILL.md

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Prompt Refiner

  1. Extract outcome, audience/agent, inputs, environment, and completion condition.
  2. Separate hard constraints from preferences and examples.
  3. Ask only about ambiguities that materially change safe execution.
  4. Remove duplication, conflict, unenforceable claims, and low-value prose.
  5. Organize with references/prompt-architecture.md.
  6. Add proportional evidence and verification requirements.
  7. Preserve language, terminology, intent, and authority boundary.
  8. Return a copy-ready prompt plus a short design note when useful.

For large reusable profiles, prefer modular skills and references over one always-loaded prompt. Never claim a prompt can override higher-priority runtime instructions.

What ships with it: 2 files

629 B alongside SKILL.md

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references/

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